Picture this doomsday scenario: you've gone and
covered the screen of your phone with stylish hearts and esses, only to discover that the design just doesn't fit your mood anymore. With classic methods of bejeweling, that puts you in a bit of a pickle, seeing how your phone's now covered with a nice, thick layer of glue separating the sparkly stuff from the shell of the handset. It's all good, though -- with his new concept, designer Nils Siegel pictures a world where you can change your phone's gems as quickly as... well, popping out and plugging in a couple hundred tiny squares. A fun task? Not necessarily, but in the scheme of things, it's probably cheaper than buying a new phone for every mood change.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
trevor @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:03PM
first one to make mario wins!
jimy @ Nov 23rd 2007 12:38PM
the more 8-bit art on a phone, the better
Khris @ Nov 23rd 2007 1:07PM
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Khris @ Nov 23rd 2007 1:14PM
Now had that worked, it would have been cool. *sigh*
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